The realm rejoices as Paradox Interactive announces the launch of Crusader Kings III, the latest entry in the publisher’s grand strategy role-playing game franchise. Advisors may now jockey for positions of influence and adversaries should save their schemes for another day, because on this day Crusader Kings III can be purchased on Steam, the Paradox Store, and other major online retailers.
Just you wait to see how long he actually reigned...Talk about making the best of a bad situation...
Young Butterfly, eyes here! Pretty girls can be haunted later, after class.
“He died of unknown causes.” Uhhh, if you say so Paradox…
I want to note how much better behaved I've been than the other ruffians in this course.
That is true now you mention it. What I noticed was that Guy II has a distinctly ill-fitting crown. Is it a foreshadowing visual metaphor?! (Probably not.)Guy II has a distinct Hugh Laurie air about him. Hopefully he is just as entertaining.
Unknown causes indeed. Which of them was it? We'll never know... Guy II is not long behind a wagon, but will he be as epic? Well, perhaps not. Hard to beat your bubonic plague-leper-disfiguered-empire-making father.“He died of unknown causes.” Uhhh, if you say so Paradox…
Mind you, if none of the usual stuff killed him, whatever did get him probably had to be beyond our comprehension.
Guy II has a distinct Hugh Laurie air about him. Hopefully he is just as entertaining.
Yes, what a Guy! His story is the main reason I wrote this tale. I've played all the way to a while into the next ruler after this. But he is not a Guy... So we'll see if I cover him or not.Meaning even Paradox had trouble deciding what was that finally killed the Guy!
I mean, the options to choose from..
But what a Guy indeed.
The incoming Mongol storm does seem ominous though...
Haha, no perhaps you have a point.Pfft. Where is the ambition in that?
Dying of unknown causes is presumably the dynasty trying to downplay how epically blighted their founder was.
And boy are the Professors happy about that Cora. Keep up the good work!I want to note how much better behaved I've been than the other ruffians in this course.
Perhaps young Blair was lucky, perhaps he was home with corona. Who knows.Seeing as they weren’t picked up for anything this time I can only assume young Blair has either turned over a new leaf or else has started skipping lectures entirely.
I know which is more likely where I’m concerned, but anything is possible in the wacky world of Emperor “Not Your Average” Guy
I never touched the garment editor, I'll tell you that much.That is true now you mention it. What I noticed was that Guy II has a distinctly ill-fitting crown. Is it a foreshadowing visual metaphor?! (Probably not.)
Guy II has a distinct Hugh Laurie air about him. Hopefully he is just as entertaining.
It stays, for this generation. Next generation...well, name changes and other changes will come later.“A Bit of Guy and Laurie...”
I was going to comment on the disturbing idea of a flagellating leper, but someone beat me to it. Pun intended.
Glad to see the emperor’s name stayed in the family. These guys...
I got to 32% war score before I even began thinking of advancing from my allies' lands. Jerusalem was invading through sea from Egypt to Persia, Syria was going into Mesopotamia. Had I gone for a complete win, I'd gained less money from the settlement than I'd lose, so it was an easy decision. Also, they still fielded almost the same as me alone, so I figured why risk it.That has to be one of the luckiest escapes I have ever seen, the Mongols deciding they would rather fight each other than fight you. Inconvenient drain on the treasury of course, but I’d say a price more than worth paying.
At this time IIRC I earned ca 40 gold per month during peacetime and lost 80 gold during full mobilization. So yeah. Definitely.Lots of bug empires still around here though...the internal project of trying to make Africa a viable economy and levy base is very important.